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ECAP – 2021
Pima County –
United as a Community
TRAINING MANUAL 2021-2022
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Table of Contents
Welcome ....................................................................................................................................................... 2
What is ECAP? ............................................................................................................................................ 3
ECAP Relies on you ..................................................................................................................................... 4
Highlights for this year’s campaign & EPN ................................................................................................ 5
Roles of Coordinators & Solicitors ............................................................................................................... 7
Campaign Techniques .................................................................................................................................. 9
Creating Letter/Memo from Departments ................................................................................................. 9
Campaign Ideas – Make It Fun! ................................................................................................................. 10
ECAP Giving Pledge Process ................................................................................................................... 13
Facts and Results........................................................................................................................................ 15
Check List ................................................................................................................................................... 16
ECAP Steering Committee Members ....................................................................................................... 17
Appendix I (How to make a Gift/Instructions) ......................................................................................... 18
Appendix II (Sample Pledge Form) ........................................................................................................... 25
Appendix III (Agency List) ........................................................................................................................ 26
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WELCOME!
Thank you for joining the Employees Care About Pima County (ECAP) Team!
During these trying times, many in our community’s needs are greater than ever.
Not only are you providing a tremendous service to your coworkers, but your efforts will
also make a difference in improving lives and building a stronger community. Pima
County employees envision an economically strong, safe and healthy community where
Southern Arizona residents can live, thrive and work.
The Pima County ECAP Steering Committee and the United Way staff are ready to
assist as needed. We look forward to working together and the success it will bring to
our community. As an ECAP representative, you are a key player in the effort to help
thousands of people in our community. Last year, Pima County employees raised more
than $282,244 for local agencies in Pima County.
This year, virtual training will take place on Microsoft Teams one week before the event, and will
be available on our website during the entire Campaign. This guide provides the information
and resources needed to plan and carry out a successful campaign. Your steering
committee has included best practices, five steps to a successful “ask” and campaign ideas
to make it fun. You can also call upon the Pima County ECAP Steering Committee and
the United Way staff listed on page 17 to help you with every phase of the campaign.
The ECAP experience is both professionally and personally rewarding. Good luck with
your campaign. We are confident that you can make this your department’s most
successful ECAP campaign yet.
This guide provides the information and resources needed to plan and carry out a
successful campaign. Your steering committee has included best practices, five steps to a
successful “ask” and campaign ideas to make it fun. You can also call upon the Pima
County ECAP Steering Committee and the United Way staff listed on page 18 to help
you with every phase of the campaign.
The ECAP experience is both professionally and personally rewarding. Good luck with
your campaign. We are confident that you can make this your department’s most
successful ECAP campaign yet.
What is ECAP?
The Employees Care About Pima County (ECAP) program is the single solicitation effort in
the County, which provides financial support for over 200 charities in our community.
ECAP works by:
1. Your money is well spent – 100% of your donation goes to the agency of your
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choice.
2. ECAP is cost effective and easy by utilizing payroll deduction.
3. You choose which agency your donations go to (an agency list is available online
for review).
ECAP contributing means:
1. Helping people who really need help.
2. ECAP makes sure your donation helps right here in your community.
ECAP Campaign Goals
1. Build a better community!
2. Increase participation through enhanced communication
3. Increase the use of payroll deduction
4. Increase average contribution
5. Increase the number of presentations to educate employees about agency
services available to them
Fund-Raising Model
Assign Department Coordinators and Solicitors
Plan your strategy
Create a memo outlining format of electronic pledge forms
Put the fun in fundraising
Recruit motivated team players
Carry out your strategy
Encourage your coworkers to contribute
Thank your coworkers!
*You are the visible link between your co-workers & those who need help in our community!
ECAP RELIES ON YOU!
Thank you for volunteering to be an ECAP Coordinator or Solicitor. Pima County has
implemented electronic pledge forms and agency guides, so your help is needed more than
ever. A bi-weekly E-pledge report will be sent to the Coordinators from the ECAP
steering committee for participation tracking for awards.
Introducing ECAP’s URL https://pimacountyecap.uwtucson.stratuslive.com/
If staff members are unable to or not comfortable with pledging online, no problem. Please
direct them to the paper form located on the ECAP intranet page and instruct them to
return the completed form to you.
Pima County’s ECAP Agency Guide, Training Manual, and Agency videos are on the
ECAP intranet at:
https://webcms.pima.gov/cms/One.aspx?portalId=169&pageId=50856
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HIGHLIGHTS FOR THIS YEAR’S CAMPAIGN
Ending Poverty NOW initiative
Partner with United Way of Tucson and Southern Arizona (UWTSA) to
align the County’s Employees Care About Pima County Campaign with the
poverty initiative
Opt-Out link on ECAP Intranet website
Agency guide is online
2021 Campaign Electronic Pledge Form
Agency videos on ECAP website
Last year, Pima County Employees donated or pledged more than $282,244 through
ECAP. Pima County employees have the collective power to achieve meaningful change.
The Pima County Economic Development Plan 2019 in Ending Poverty in Pima
County states, "In Pima County over 185,000 – or nearly one in five – individuals are
living below the federal poverty line." Forty-five percent of those in poverty have
incomes below 50 percent of the federal poverty threshold (currently set at $25,100 for
a family of four).
In 2016, the County established the
Ending Poverty Now Fund. The
Ending Poverty Now fund goes to
support organizations in our
community that are using an effective
curriculum called Getting Ahead in a
Just Gettin’ By World to help break the
cycle of poverty. An intensive 50-hour
class Getting Ahead is built on
concepts and solid research that help
participants create a new future
story for themselves where the
Participants are linked to County
and other resources that can help them
move from “just getting by” to getting ahead. The agencies do much
more than just offer the class, but also ongoing support and opportunities. Graduates
become partners and advocates for the larger effort.
100% of your donation funds a network of committed organizations including Catholic
Community Services through its Pio Decimo Center, the Community Food Bank,
Interfaith Community Services, and St. Vincent de Paul. Classes are held in Spanish and
English. The pandemic isn’t stopping us. We are offering virtual classes and on-going
support for graduates. Arianne Duvall, a Getting Ahead graduate and now a facilitator,
said it well:
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“I took Getting Ahead as a part of the MAMA program a few years ago
and I can honestly say it helped me change my life. Now I’m a student
at Pima Community College in Mechatronics, I work for the National
Alliance on Mental Illness, and I’m a Getting Ahead facilitator!
It’s true for almost all of us that at some point in our lives, someone
made an investment in us and it paid off. Your investment in
Getting Ahead is paying off for many of your neighbors. Thanks for
making that investment.”
Employees who give to the EPN Fund can receive the Arizona Charitable Organization
Tax Credit of up to $800 for married couples or $400 for individuals (this is a dollar for
dollar tax credit). Check with qualified tax professionals for advice and visit Arizona
Department of Revenue site for more information at https://azdor.gov/tax-
credits/contributions-qcos-and-qfcos. The required codes are next to each agency.
Interested in learning more about EPN? Check out our website at
https://webcms.pima.gov/cms/One.aspx?portalId=169&pageId=331419 or give the
EPN Program Manager, Bonnie Bazata, a call or email at 520-724-3704 or
bonnie.bazata@pima.gov.
Pima County called on every segment of the community to participate and Pima County
asked for your support through your participation in the annual Employees Care About
Pima County (ECAP) program that begins Wednesday, September 15th. Last year’s
total campaign generated more than $282,000 in support of individuals and their
families in our community.
Through ECAP, County employees can work with the County and United Way of Tucson
and Southern Arizona to eliminate poverty by ensuring that every child lives in a stable
family environment where the promise of economic mobility is a reality.
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Roles of Coordinators & Solicitors
Coordinator’s Job Duties:
Recruit Solicitors
Schedule ECAP virtual presentations
If employees want paper pledge forms they can be printed via the website
View E pledge bi-weekly reports from the Steering committee for participation
determination
Collect ECAP pledge forms from solicitors
Tabulate and verify totals on envelopes
Return completed ECAP forms to:
Judy Cooper, Chair
150 W Congress St, 5th Floor
Tucson, AZ 85701
(520) 724 – 3727
Email: ECAP@pima.gov
Solicitor’s Job Duties:
Meet with coordinator
Ensure your Division employees know you are
the ECAP point of contact
Schedule virtual presentations
If employees want paper pledge forms they can
be printed via the website
Collect paper Pledge forms from employees
Tabulate and verify totals
Return completed ECAP forms to your ECAP
Coordinator
Expanded Duties of Solicitor’s
Providing information to your coworkers allows them to make an informed
decision about giving through ECAP
Lead, instruct, and motivate your coworkers!
Make sure everyone has the opportunity to attend a presentation.
Complete the campaign within the allotted time frame
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Planning Your Strategy
Things to implement for planning a successful campaign:
Educate yourself on the importance of the ECAP Campaign – visit ECAP on
County’s Intranet page
Conduct a campaign meeting for management advising them of campaign
plans, goals and time line
Conduct ECAP coworker virtual meetings and/or rallies and initiate one-on-
one contact with coworkers
Advertise day, date, and time of group meetings/rallies. Get commitments
from attending employees
Anticipate common objections and responses.
Responses to common objections:
“Too much money raised by ECAP goes for administrative costs”
100% of your pledge will go directly to the agency that you designate through
ECAP.
“Why should I help my department raise money when they can’t give me more
money?”
Remember, you are not contributing to your department but to your community.
“It is no one’s business how much I give.”
Pledge amounts are confidential and only used to track overall department
totals and to ensure adequate information/ assistance is provided to every
employee effectively. Payroll deduction simply makes giving easier as it
spreads your gift over a year.
“These agencies only help the poor.”
• Services help many people throughout all sectors of our community
for the benefit of everyone
• The agencies listed in the Agency Directory include youth programs,
family counseling, day care, education & diagnostic programs, drug &
alcohol treatment programs and animal care programs
• None of us know if tragedy will strike or when we’ll need help
• We all benefit from living and working in a healthier, happier
community
Implement a Strong Recognition Program
Distribute pledge forms, agency directories and incentives at presentations.
Answer any questions employees may have.
Encourage immediate completion of the pledge form.
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Campaign Techniques
Every good campaign begins with a letter or memo sent to all
employees from their director or manager.
Here is a testimonial from the Pima County Administrator on his commitment to this
cause:
“I was born and raised in Tucson, and in that time this community has grown by
leaps and bounds, and it is expected to continue in that vein. In order to meet
the needs of our community, we as individuals and as a group must recognize
the needs of our fellow citizens. ECAP is just one of the instruments Pima
County has used in order to provide our fellow citizens with that much needed
help. For more than 50 years ECAP, has played a major role in helping this
community and I consider ECAP to be one of the most important resources we
as Pima County employees have to offer. Therefore, it is my hope that all Pima
County employees are provided the opportunity to make a difference. This
difference can only be made by providing the resources, support, and guidance
needed to show each individual that they can and do make a difference.”
Chuck Huckelberry County Administrator
Create a Letter or Memo from your Director or Manager in Support of ECAP.
Below is a sample letter for your convenience in helping your director or manager to draft his/her
own letter (or memo) supporting the ECAP Campaign.
Dear Fellow Employees:
I invite you to share in this department’s commitment to our community by
contributing to local charities through ECAP (Employees Care About Pima
County). ECAP is an efficient, effective and convenient way of meeting a variety
of (health and charitable human care) service needs. When contributing through
ECAP, you may choose exactly which agencies receive your gift. Your continued
strong support of ECAP organizations is greatly appreciated by all of those in
our community who need and provide these services. Last year, the generosity
of almost 2,000 Pima County employees provided more than $282,244 to local
agencies through ECAP.
Our department campaign runs from September 1 through November 30, 2020.
Please support our ECAP solicitors (name) and (name) with your full
participation at the meeting scheduled for (day, date, time). Take time to make
an informed choice about contributing through this worthwhile program.
We appreciate your generosity and encourage you to use payroll deduction as
the easiest way to ensure that vital programs and services remain available to
you, your family and neighbors throughout the year.
Thank you.
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Other ways to encourage giving
Carry out your campaign strategy.
Talk to your co-workers one-on-one
Organize virtual presentations for your co-workers. You can ask the ECAP
steering committee (members listed on page 17) or United Way for assistance.
You can also share the ECAP videos.
Email co-workers and tell them why you participate and/or how ECAP helps.
Set goals for your department.
Arrange a friendly competition with another department.
Do not forget to remind them of the December 15, 2021.
Remember, the Agency Directory and all needed information is available on the
Intranet ECAP link.
Have fun!
Campaign Ideas – Make It Fun!
Contests ideas – nothing wrong with a little friendly competition
Top Administrators or Department Heads
Ask your top administrators or department heads to challenge the employees to reach a
specific fundraising goal. Once the goal is reached, host an event where the top
administrators or department heads celebrate the success in a unique way – like shaving,
working as receptionist for a half-day, cooking breakfast or washing cars for the
department with the largest increase.
You’ve Got Talent / Not So Talented Talent Show
Find your company’s hidden talent by hosting a virtual talent show in your conference
room at lunch or after work. Make sure that the executives are on board – and that they
have some good acts!
Ready “Fore” Some Fun?
Set up a portable putting green. Employees buy chances to hit a hole-in-one. Those who
make a hole-in- one are eligible for prizes.
Wii Are Ready to Party
Have employees bring in their video game console and games. People can donate to
play. Wii skiing and Rock Band are always good choices!
Door Decorating Contest:
Hold a door decorating contest to raise awareness of the United Way campaign.
Employees can vote for their favorite by donating $1. The winning decorators receive a
complimentary pizza party.
10Pumpkin Carving or Decorating Contest
Plan a Halloween theme and hold a pumpkin carving contest. Find a local business
willing to donate pumpkins for your organization to sell to your employees. Employees
buy pumpkins for their families, their staff or to use in the contest. Employees enter
carved or decorated pumpkins individually or by group. Charge $5 to enter and
$1 to vote. Award prizes in various categories. (Examples: best traditional pumpkin,
most creative pumpkin, best effort by a group, best effort by an individual).
Food ideas – if you feed them, they will come
Popcorn Sales
Sell popcorn to employees. Who can resist the smell of fresh popcorn popping?
Lunchbox Auction
Have each participating employee pack a special lunch. Encourage him/her to be
creative by making deluxe sandwiches or wraps. Include delicious treats like
brownies or chocolate chip cookies. Auction before lunch.
Cake Walk
Have employees bake cakes and hold a cake walk for a fee.
Sucker for a Buck
Pay $1 and get a sucker and a prize that goes with it (color code the bottom of the
sucker; certain color, certain prize).
Walking Taco
Set up a cart with taco ingredients and have an employee push around during
lunch time for people to purchase and make their own tacos. Or use a bag of Fritos
and place meat and topping in the bag. Great for people that don’t have a long
lunch break.
Chili Cook-Off Contest
Employees cook their favorite recipe and enter it into a cook-off contest. A panel
of “chili experts” selects the Official Chili Champion. Talk to a hotel representative
about donating a weekend stay at their hotel for the winner.
Jump Rope Contest
Contestants pay $5 entry fee. Observers pay $1 to wager on who they think will
last the longest jumping rope. The winner is the one who lasts the longest without
error.
11Just for fun – interactive events to break up the work day
Balloon Pop
Employees donate prizes for this event – a variation of a traditional raffle. Before
filling a balloon with helium, put a note inside with the name of the prize.
Employees pay $1-$5 to buy a balloon and pop it to find out what prize they’ve
won.
Employee Raffle
Ask employees to contribute something special for a raffle prize (Examples:
homemade pies, lunch with a co- worker, prizes donated by vendors, car/dog
wash, tickets to a sporting event, employee parking spot). Employees make
contributions by accessing their electronic pledge forms. Employees using
electronic pledge forms early receive three raffle tickets. Employees using
electronic pledge forms after the “early” date, but before the Campaign’s final
event, receive one raffle ticket. Employees who make a certain dollar pledge
receive two additional raffle tickets.
Sports Team Day
Have employee pay $5 (your choice) to be able to wear their favorite sports team
apparel.
Push Up Contest
Ever want to find out who the strongest person in the office is? Contestants pay
$5 entry fee. Observers pay
$1 to wager on who they think will do the most push-ups. The winner is the one
that does the most push-ups.
Incentives
A large budget is not necessary for incentives – there are many free incentives you
can offer to employees for participating in the campaign. These items can also be
donated and used in silent auctions.
Ask that these items be donated by your organization, local vendors, retailers
and/or restaurants. Give them away or raffle them off to encourage your co-
workers to donate.
• Passes for Jeans or • Gift Cards
Casual Day • Movie Tickets Free
• Flip flops or short Day Lunch Pass
• Lunch with their • Parking
Department head Space/Covered
• Pizza Party Parking
• Use of someone’s • Tickets to a sporting
vacation home event
12ECAP Giving Pledge Process
ONLINE PLEDGES:
Online pledges are preferred for many reasons, including less waste, ease of finding
information, personal link and landing page, history of giving, giving is secure and
confidential, email confirmation, reduction of clerical errors and processing time. Your
training manual and agency guide has full-text searching, making it simple and quick to
find information. Many agencies have submitted videos for viewing on the ECAP intranet
page.
See Appendix I for step-by-step instructions.
PAPER PLEDGES:
It is highly encouraged that all transactions go through the ECAP website. Opt-outs,
if necessary, may also be done online. Paper pledge forms (Appendix II) are available
for printing on the ECAP page and should be completed along with the Agency Code,
Agency Name, amount per pay period ($1.00 min per agency), and the annual
contribution the employee wishes to make to the organization. Please see Agency
Directory (Appendix III) for Codes.
If the employee does not designate to any particular agency, the donation will be
divided equally among three community impact areas: children, families and seniors.
The employee can choose a prelisted donation or write in an amount of their choice
($1.00 min per agency).
Make Your Gift:
The employee needs to write the total amount that will be deducted from each pay
period ($1.00 min per agency).
If the employee is making a one-time donation, they need to mark Check, Cash or
Payroll Deduction. Then enter the total amount of the one-time gift. All checks must be
payable to ECAP. The employee should write their total annual donation on the line
provided. All CASH donations should be given a receipt or donation memo. CASH and
Checks may not be sent through interoffice mail. Contact Judy Cooper, ECAP
Committee Chair at Judy.Cooper@pima.gov to make arrangements or if you have any
questions.
Sign, date and return.
Finally, forms must be signed and dated by the contributing employees.
13Ask employees if they have any questions
Ask the employees to go online or fill out the pledge form. Remind them of the
ECAP Campaign deadline.
If applicable, collect pledge forms after a presentation, if possible.
Conduct one-on-one meetings with employees that were not able to attend a
meeting or presentation.
Thank participants.
Turn in all pledge forms to the coordinator.
Providing incentive gifts at presentations might encourage immediate
completion of pledge form.
Collect, Review & Return Pledge Form
Please make sure each pledge form is correctly completed and collect payment if using
cash or check. If there are any discrepancies, contact the employee and have the
employee make the necessary corrections.
Reconciliation of Envelope
Place form in an envelope, mark it confidential, and interoffice to the ECAP Chair.
Due date for envelopes is December 15, 2021 to:
Judy Cooper, Chair
150 W Congress St, 5th Floor
Tucson, AZ 85701
(520) 724 – 3727
Email: ECAP@pima.gov
Please Thank Your Coworkers!
It is important to thank those individuals contributing to ECAP. Letting them know
just how much they are appreciated is a small gesture compared to the help their
contribution will provide.
Here is a sample thank you letter:
Dear ECAP Donor:
Once again you have gone the extra mile for our community. Your donation through
ECAP helped make Tucson a better place for everyone. Thank you for contributing to
this year’s ECAP Campaign.
Because of our continued support, local agencies will receive the ongoing help needed to
provide vital health, family, and youth services for the neediest in greater Tucson. We
cared enough to help one another and to meet the needs of those around us. Together
we will Change Someone's Tomorrow, Today.
Thanks again.
Sincerely,
14Facts and Results
United Way’s Community Impact
United Way’s Collective Impact Fund supports more than 180,722 residents of Tucson
and Southern Arizona from birth to end of life. United Way is focused on generational
success and supporting local residents through the entire lifecycle.
United Way Donations Helped Seniors Remain Healthy and Active
• Enabled 14,147 vulnerable seniors to remain at home with supportive services
• 3,005 seniors given tools to plan for end of life through workshops and coaching
sessions
United Way Donations Helped Young Children Prepare for School and Life
• 171,443 books given to children to build their personal libraries
• 735 Opportunity Youth connected back to education and career pathways
United Way Donations Helped Families be Financially Stable.
• 14,180 low income working families in Arizona received free tax prep
• Brought in $26 million in tax refunds to help family finances and fuel the
economy
• Helped 7,744 families become more financially stable and meet their basic needs
United Way Donations for Collective Impact
Every $1 Donated = more than $5.00 in local community Collective Impact
support
15Check List:
[ ] Have you attended a Coordinator/Solicitor virtual training?
Have you received your materials for the ECAP Campaign?
[ ] Have you met with your supervisors to discuss needs and plans for the campaign?
[ ] Have you composed an endorsement letter/memo from your supervisor which shows support for the E
campaign?
[ ] Have you planned your strategy?
[ ] Have you recruited and organized as many volunteers as needed to help cover all presentations and
paperwork?
[ ] Have you talked with your coordinators and solicitors and scheduled virtual presentations?
[ ] Have you publicized your campaign goal, plans and dates?
[ ] Have you contacted everyone in your assigned area?
[ ] Have you made arrangements to talk to employees who did not make it to one of the scheduled inform
meetings?
[ ] Have you collected pledge cards and prepared report envelope?
[ ] Have you said, “THANK YOU.”?
[ ] Due date for envelopes is December 15, 2021
Mail to:
Judy Cooper, Chair
150 W Congress St, 5th Floor
Tucson, AZ 85701
(520) 724 – 3727
Email: ECAP@pima.gov
*If you have any questions, please call anyone listed on page 17.
16Pima County ECAP Steering Committee
Name Department Department
Judy Cooper, Chair Procurement 520-724-3727
Joanna Dinan, Co-Vice Chair NRPR 520-603-6671
Daniel Davis, Co-Vice Chair Mgmt of Info & Records 520-351-8455
Linda Volkerink, Secretary IT 520-724-7984
Ray Velez Facilities Management 520-724-4489
Judy Moses Library 520-594-5602
Bonnie Bazata CWD 520-724- 3704
Andrea Altamirano Health 520-724-7926
Monica Robinson Health 520-724-2854
Linda Volkerink IT 520-724-7984
Evelyn Gonzales Fleet Services 520-724-2618
Kate Harrison Communications 520-724-3739
Magda Murtey Transportation 520-724-6366
Maria Zepeda PCWIN 520-724-7204
Patty Short CWD 520-724-4112
Dalila Perez CWD 520-724-6761
United Way of Tucson and Southern Arizona
Carlton Miller, Development Officer 520-903-3901 cmiller@unitedwaytucson.org
17Appendix I
1. United Way of Tucson and Southern Arizona will send everyone who gave last year an email
when the campaign launches.
a. You will have to sign in with your username (work email address) and password that
you established last year.
b. All others can register by creating a username (work email address) and password at
https://pimacountyecap.uwtucson.stratuslive.com/
2. Employees will follow the link to sign in or register for this year’s campaign.
3. Add a User Name, Business Email (Work Email), Password and Confirm Password (if
registersing).
184. An confirmation email will be sent to your work email with the Subject of “Confirm your
email address” from StratusLive
5. Click the “Confirm my email address” button, this will take you to your account
a. Click save and return to https://pimacountyecap.uwtucson.stratuslive.com/
196. Once you return to Pima County Giving page, click “GIVE NOW”.
7. Start your pledge with your contact information (Please provide address if it has changed
and/or if you would like a physical acknowledgment from United Way).
208. Choose Payment method. Multiple methods can be chosen. (Payroll deduct, Credit Card,
Check)
9. Add the amount you would like to give.
2110. Choose the Charity you would like to contribute to.
**Spotlight agencies will be showcased on first page***. Or you can choose to “Find a
Charity” at the bottom to look for more.
2211. To look for other agency search by name or Catalog number in the “Search by Charity
Name” area.
12. To do a Write-In, search “Write-In” as the Charity in “Search by Charity Name” area.
13. Choose the Charity and hit the button “Add to Designations”.
14. Get more information about Affinity Groups (Young Leaders United, Women United) if
your contribution qualifies.
15. Answer 2 final questions and select the finish button to complete pledge.
2316. You will receive an immediate online acknowledgement of your pledge once completed, as
well as a confirmation e-mail upon completing your pledge and exiting the ECAP website.
24Appendix II 25
Appendix III
PIMA COUNTY ECAP PARTICIPATING AGENCIES 2021-2022
8000 United Way of Tucson & Southern Arizona 7227 The Haven, Inc. 201137 Special Olympics of Pima County
Collective Impact 4404 Hedrick House Inc 1032 Spina Bifida Association of Southern Arizona
20002 United Way – Education Impact Area 1413 Hermitage No-Kill Cat Shelter 1033 Springboard Shelter Care, Inc.
20001 United Way – Healthy Communities 1210 Homicide Survivors Inc 1034 Square & Compass Children's Clinic
20000 United Way – Financial Stability 1017 Humane Society of Southern Arizona 9862 St. Augustine's Project Cross
8200 United Way – Helping the Working Poor 12682 Huntington Disease Society of America, AZ 7248 St. Elizabeth of Hungary Clinic
194628 100 Club of Arizona Chapter 1109 St. Luke's Home
106369 88-Crime 183794 Impact of Southern Arizona 8158.01 St. Odilia's Church
228927 Academy of Tucson 1026 Interfaith Community Services 1208 St Thomas Moore Newman Catholic Student
9947 Administration of Resources & Choices 193883 Intermountain Centers Center
9704 ALS Association International Rescue Committee 1038 St. Vincent de Paul Society, Tucson
1002 Alzheimer's Association, Desert SW Chapter 187777 Ironwood Pig Sanctuary 1039 Teen Challenge of Arizona, Inc.
7201 American Cancer Society of Southern AZ 7230 Jewish Family and Children Services 1086 Therapeutic Riding of Tucson (TROT)
1003 American Diabetes Association 251848 Justice Project Inc. 7257 TMM Family Services
1004 American Heart Association 13150 Kents Hearts & Hope Foundation 7251 Tohono O'odham Nation
1442 American Lung Association 1171 KXCI – The Foundation for Creative 1350 Tu Nidito Children & Family Services
7202 American Red Cross – So. AZ Chapter Broadcasting 2242 Tucson Alliance for Autism
1101 Animal Crusaders 7231 La Frontera Center 12616 Tucson Area Marine Moms
72043 Arizona Cancer Center, SW Chapter 7232 Las Familias 1434 Tucson Audubon Society
2111 AZ Friends of Foster Children Foundation 13381 Law Matters 1223 Tucson Children's Museum
1638 Arizona Greyhound & Animal Rescue Fund 181710 League of Mexican American Women 1255 Tucson Clean & Beautiful
1392 Arizona Kidney Foundation 232430 Lend A Hand Senior Assistance 94737 Tucson Fire Department Public Education
215859 Arizona Land & Water Trust 1019 Leukemia and Lymphoma Society, AZ Chap and Prevention Program
205369 Arizona Parks & Recreation Association 1315 Lions Sight and Hearing Foundation 7256 Tucson Jewish Community Center
1414 Arizona State School for the Deaf & Blind 1087 Literacy Connects 1081 Tucson Medical Center Foundation
1092 Arizona Youth Partnership 1333 Lupus Foundation of Southern Arizona 9994 Tucson Medical Center Foundation
61659 Arizona's Children Association 1056 Lutheran Social Services of the Southwest Children's Fund
1393 Arthritis Foundation So. AZ Chapter 2071 Make Way for Books 221376 Tucson Village Farm
1057 Arts for All 106500 Make-A-Wish Foundation of Central & So 2136 Tucson Wildlife Center
1197 Assistance League of Tucson, Inc. AZ 216508 Turn Your Life Around Inc.
1113 AVIVA Children's Services 106526 March of Dimes 1144 U of A Arthritis Center
1009 Beacon Group 7234 The Marshall Home For Men 1044 U of A Foundation: Sarver Heart Center
228947 Bishops Appeal 9938 Metropolitan Education Commission 9832 U of A New Start Program
7206 Big Brothers-Big Sisters of Tucson 7277 Miracle Square, Inc. 1045 U of A: Steele Memorial Children’s Research
7208 Boy Scouts of America, - Catalina Council 1023 Mobile Meals of Tucson, Inc. Center
7209 Boys & Girls Clubs of Tucson 1091 Mothers Against Drunk Drivers (MADD) 1191 United Cerebral Palsy Association
1360 Candlelighters Childhood Cancer Foundtion 1025 Muscular Dystrophy Association 7262 United Community Health Center
1656 Casa Community Services 1088 National Alliance on Mental Illness of So AZ 216475 Watershed Management Group
7267 Casa de Los Niños 106463 National Multiple Sclerosis 1051 Wright Flight, Inc.
1064 Casa Maria 1440 Native Seeds/ SEARCH 9930 YMCA of Metropolitan Tucson
217750 Casa Support Council for Pima County 1174 Nature Conservancy 221404 YMCA – Triangle Y Ranch Camp
197525 Catalina Foothills School District Foundation 243906 Neighbors for Justice, Inc (Pima County 1093 Youth on their Own (YOTO)
61839 Catholic Community Services Of So. AZ Inc. Attorneys Office) 7265 YWCA of Tucson
7213 Chicanos Por La Causa of Southern Arizona 6394 Old Pueblo Community Services
7254 Child & Family Resources 1276 Old Pueblo Trolley, Inc.
1175 Child Evangelism Fellowship 203379 Our Family Services
106466 Child-Parent Centers, Inc. Head Start 13191 Owl & Panther
1226 Children's Clinic for Rehabilitative Services 1157 Parent Aid
1155 Christian Family Care Agency 240249 Pawsitively Cats
7214 CODAC Health, Recovery & Wellness, Inc. 1889 Pima Animal Care Center (PACC)
7215 Community Food Bank 106431 Pima College Adult Education
243056 Community Gardens of Tucson 1240 Pima Community College Foundation
7216 Community Outreach Program for the Deaf 7240 Pima Council on Aging (PCOA)
1232 Compassionate Friends 1251 Pima County Parklands Foundation
13149 Conserve to Enhance 7243 Pima Prevention Partnership
1238 COPE Behavioral Services, Inc. 7245 Pio Decimo Center
12415 Correctional Peace Officers Foundation Inc. 224443 Planned Parenthood Arizona, Inc.
1070 Cystic Fibrosis Foundation AZ Chapter 201105 Primavera Services
7217 Davis-Monthan Youth Center 233371 Ramon Gonzales Miracle on 31st Christmas
97343 Department of Child Safety Party
1097 Desert Survivors 2070 Reach Out and Read Southern Arizona
7218 DIRECT Center for Independence 1604 Reid Park Zoological Society
223169 EAGLE Wings of Grace, International 1134 Renewal Centers Counseling Services
106382 Easter Seals Blake Foundation 7329 Rialto Theatre Foundation
1013 El Rio Foundation 1383 Ronald McDonald House Tucson
1419 Elephant Head Volunteer Fire Dept 1280 Salpointe Catholic High School Scholarship
224290 EMERGE! Center Against Domestic Fund
Violence 7249 The Salvation Army - Southern Arizona
1080 Epilepsy Outreach Project, Inc. 185408 Saving Animals From Euthanasia
1332 Family Life Broadcasting Syst/KFLT Radio 1365 Sheriff's Auxiliary Volunteers of Pima
Station County, Inc.
9941 Family Self-Sufficiency 1357 Sierra Club - Rincon Chapter
13188 Friends of PACC 228941 Sky Island Alliance
238939 Gadsden-Pacific Division Toy Train Museum 12708 Soar with Eagles Professional GED/HSE
248080 Girl Scouths of So AZ Tutors
1404 Good News Radio Broadcasting, Inc.
1195 Goodwill Industries Tucson, Inc.
1069 Gospel Rescue Mission
1066 Habitat for Humanity Tucson, Inc.
1145 Handi-Dogs, Inc.
7226 Handmaker Jewish Svs for the Aging
1011 Hands of Hope—Crisis Pregnancy Centers of
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